New Crisis Looms as Germany and Poland Mobilize
Henry W. Porter warns of a brewing crisis as German and Polish forces begin mobilization. He notes Prime Minister Chamberlain calls in aides to address the rising tensions, signaling a pivotal moment in European diplomacy.
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Germany
Poland
Chamberlain
Week of Crisis Europe looks to diplomacy and force
Europe teeters between negotiation and war as German troop buildup near Poland and Slovakia, Hungary’s alliance with the Reich, and talks among Hitler, Csaky, Mussolini and Ciano shape a potential three power approach to Danzig. Britain and Belgium move to pledge peace while labor disputes, milk strikes, and political clashes unfold at home.
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Slovakia
Poland
Hitler
Stephen Csaky
Hungary
Reich
Danzig
East Prussia
Pomorze
Germany
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Scotland
London
Lord Halifax
Leslie Hare-Belisha
John Simon
Samuel Hoare
Malcolm MacDonald
London Times
Czecho-Slovakia
Rome
Count Csaky
Mussolini
Count Ciano
Budapest
Csaky
Berlin
Warsaw
Italy
Russia
France
Europe
Belgium
Leopold
Roosevelt seeks credit as economy improves amid spend lead bill defeat
Washington observers discuss President Roosevelt pressuring for a recovery message while Sen. Burton Wheeler rises as a potential Democratic nominee. The piece notes private reservations about federal reserve tensions and hints at future fireside chats to frame the administration as leader in economic improvement.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress
Philip Murray
Wheeler
Washington
New York Employment Agency
Harry Hopkins Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
New York
Reserve Board
Paul V. McNutt
Montana
Supreme Court
White House
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Tommy Corcoran
Ben Cohen
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Chicago” Club
J. Bruce Kremer
Garner
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Himelf
Europe
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Strange Facts From Collier's on Descention and Oddities
The piece notes that over 200 000 descendants exist for colonial families settling 1620 to 1640. It also recalls English ale testers sitting on stools to judge sugar content, mentions oil tankers loading via buoy marked hoses near San Luis Obispo, cites a $10 cap on attorney fees for pension claims, and says Irish coins feature farm imagery rather than political heroes.
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Collier’s
Pacific
San Luis Obispo
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